I was wondering for anyone who scalps the ES or NQ - what your time frame is. 20 second and 1 minute seem to be popular, but any other times?
Quote from tenthousandmen:
I was wondering for anyone who scalps the ES or NQ - what your time frame is. 20 second and 1 minute seem to be popular, but any other times?
no f'in kidding. back in my day we traded corn based on seasonality. Jake Bernstein was the first to write about it. Now everything is so connected. What use to be winter spring summer and fall is now after hours pre opening rth and close. You got that right. There are now four markets everyday, and when they start talking about it on ET it is already obsolete.Quote from Handle123:
For me it depends on time of day, first 30 minutes in ES I use both 3/1 minute charts and after just the 3 minute chart targeting 1-8 tics.
Quote from oldtime:
no f'in kidding. back in my day we traded corn based on seasonality. Jake Bernstein was the first to write about it. Now everything is so connected. What use to be winter spring summer and fall is now after hours pre opening rth and close. You got that right. There are now four markets everyday, and when they start talking about it on ET it is already obsolete.
well shit then you know a hell of a lot more about it than me so carry onQuote from Handle123:
I love when traders say "obsolete", then no one else is doing it.
Like when I use weekly bars to make trades in stocks, most say that is too slow and obsolete.
I believe Ralph Ainsworth(1933), John Hill(1977) and a few others wrote about Seasonality way before Bernstein as he most of the time copied ideas from others.